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PHOENIX – First Corporate CU on Wednesday said its president and CEO Peter Pritts resigned, effective immediately.
October 5 -
LOS ANGELES – RBS Securities on Friday asked a federal court to dismiss securities claims against it by NCUA in the failure of WesCorp FCU, saying the one-time $34-billion corporate credit union was a sophisticated investor and knew the risks of the almost $1 billion in residential mortgage-backed securities it bought from the Wall Street bank.
October 2 -
ST. LOUIS – Missouri Corporate CU said its members have exceeded its capital call of $17.5 million, which will allow it to retain $20 million in perpetual contributed capital and return $2.6 million of the over-subscription to members.
September 28 -
IRONDALE, Ala. – Corporate America CU on Wednesday said it will begin offering debit and credit card services to its member credit unions through a new partnership with PSCU Financial Services.
September 28 -
ALEXANDRIA, Va. – An internal report issued by NCUA this afternoon said the agency’s Office of Corporate CUs failed to identify the Texas corporate’s high concentration of investments, which led to the 2010 failure of the one-time $12 billion corporate.
September 28 -
LOS ANGELES – Executives of WesCorp FCU, who claim NCUA is as culpable as they are for the spectacular failure of the one-time $34 billion corporate credit union, told a federal court here they plan to call examiners and all three members of the NCUA Board as witnesses in the agency’s multi-billion dollar negligence suit.
September 25 -
WASHINGTON – Just when they thought it was safe to wade back in to the water, credit unions are due to fork over their 25 basis points – $2 billion – corporate credit union assessment to NCUA over the next few days.
September 19 -
SAN DIMAS, Calif. – NCUA told members of WesCorp FCU Friday it plans to begin redeeming all of the corporate’s $3 billion in fixed-rate CDs Oct. 3, even as it works to maintain services at the remnants of the one-time $34 billion corporate.
September 18 -
ST. LOUIS – The pace is heating up on corporate mergers as the deadline for NCUA minimum capital standards approaches, with members of Missouri Corporate CU and Montana’s Treasure State Corporate CU approving the latest corporate merger.
September 18 -
ALEXANDRIA, Va. – The NCUA Board is expected to vote next week on the re-emergence of Members United Corporate FCU, one of five corporate failures, as Alloya Corporate FCU.
September 15 -
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Corporate One FCU announced this afternoon plans to merge with Southeast Corporate FCU, the $3 billion Florida-based corporate that failed last month in its bid to recapitalize.
September 13 -
ALEXANDRIA, Va. – NCUA said this afternoon it mailed out invoices to all federally insured credit unions for their share of this year’s $2 billion payment for the corporate credit union resolution.
September 9 -
ALEXANDRIA, Va. – Slow NCUA action to in identifying and addressing examination problems at Constitution Corporate FCU were among the chief reasons for the failure of the one-time $1.7 billion corporate credit union last year–one of five corporate failures to plague the credit union industry–according to a new study released this afternoon by NCUA’s Office of the Inspector General.
September 7 -
DULUTH, Ga.-A new name in corporate credit unions will begin operating this week and another will soon follow.
September 5 -
ALEXANDRIA, Va.-NCUA Assistant Director of Public Affairs David Small had earlier told Credit Union Journal that if a corporate fails to raise the necessary capital, the agency will begin the process of winding it down.
September 2 -
LENEXA, Kan. – Representatives of 13 corporate credit unions and CO-OP Financial Services said this morning they have abandoned efforts to buy the payments functions from U.S. Central FCU, the latest corporate initiative to fail.
September 2 -
SAN DIMAS, Calif. – NCUA said yesterday after news of the failed recapitalization by WesCorp FCU it has no plans to shutter the failed corporate credit union and is now soliciting acquirers to obtain the WesCorp business in a way that will have minimal disruption of member credit unions.
September 1